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> Places want to hire younger people because they're more apt to work longer hours for less pay. If you take age out of the equation, is there supposed to be s
by hn_throwaway_99 9mo ago
> Places want to hire younger people because they're more apt to work longer hours for less pay.
If you take age out of the equation, is there supposed to be something wrong with preferring to hire people who are willing to work longer for less pay over people who aren't willing to work as long who want more pay?
- baggachipz 9mo agoSingle people usually have more time on their hands, so they may be willing to work longer too. Is there something wrong with only wanting to hire single people?
- array_key_first 9mo agoDepending on why you do it, yes. Believe it or not intent matters. And I also generally believe it's bad, because it breeds a toxic and self-eating culture.
- port11 9mo agoExperienced people might produce better results? Have a greater understanding of the larger picture that makes a business? And people with kids were shown to have higher retention. If the youngsters move on with the tribal knowledge, what was the point? My .02, no proof that we should respect our elders.